Sam Wayble competes in OHSAA state golf tournament this week
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 9:05 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Buckeye Trail senior Sam Wayble is set to compete in the OHSAA Division III State Golf Tournament at NorthStar Golf Club on October 12-13. Having earned his spot as the district medalist, Wayble looks to maintain a focused approach without aiming for a specific score. He achieved this milestone with a strong finish at the district tournament, concluding with an even-par 72 after a back nine of 34 strokes. Wayble emphasizes a disciplined strategy as he prepares for the championship stage, prioritizing steady execution over leaderboard pressures.
- •Wayble earned district medalist honors with an even-par 72.
- •The state tournament takes place on October 12-13 at NorthStar Golf Club.
- •Wayble aims to stay consistent and manage risk on the course.
- •He has focused on improving his game during his four-year high school career.
- •The tournament represents the culmination of his competitive efforts.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Buckeye Trail's Sam Wayble takes focused mindset to OHSAA state stage
"Buckeye Trail senior Sam Wayble is taking his district medalist momentum into the Division III state golf tournament at NorthStar Golf Club.
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